How Valium Destroyed A Top Realtor’s Lucrative Career

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  • @McStorch0
    @McStorch0 14 дней назад +16

    I always feel sad seeing stories like this. No support from the spouse. Tapering and then trying other drugs and getting stuck on that merry go round, reinstating the benzo after making it so far. And everyone knows that it rarely works. The only way out is through, unfortunately. It’s absolute torture and it takes such a long time. I wish this woman the best of luck.

  • @PeterYost
    @PeterYost 19 дней назад +89

    My first thought is that you are FAR better off than most benzo injured patients. Talking and even walking was not possible for me this early in after cessation of the benzo. You are speaking clearly and able to sit still. I was unable to conduct my interview with Dr Josef until year four! Hang in there. You’re doing great relatively speaking!

    • @shawnaford5540
      @shawnaford5540 19 дней назад +12

      I think she said she is at 18 months. But I heard it can take years.

    • @Q1776Q
      @Q1776Q 19 дней назад +11

      Same here I was basically incapable of doing anything!!! Much less going to work.

    • @ShibbysVideos
      @ShibbysVideos 19 дней назад +12

      She tapered for 15 months and switched to phenobarbital and then switched back to Valium and up-dosed to stabilize. Not everyone is able to do all of that and be able to stabilize.

    • @ShibbysVideos
      @ShibbysVideos 19 дней назад +13

      I saw her struggles and I saw her answers to people asking if she is feeling better and she says yes.
      Again, not everyone is able to do all of that and be able to stabilize. Benzos wreck havoc for more people than not.
      ❤️🙏

    • @materiais10
      @materiais10 18 дней назад

      @@ShibbysVideos it's russian rollete. One benzo dose i took after finishing a symptom free slow taper caused disabling withdrawl/neurological damage going on for a year now, i'm unrecognizable and lost everything. Its apalling that even these so called med injury doctors aren't aware of that possibility and these interviews are only about the common Issues everyone knows.

  • @carriec9349
    @carriec9349 16 дней назад +16

    When all you know is SUFFERING for 24/7, yes we obsess about it. There is NO escape for us!!! It’s tough when it lasts for YEARS. It’s destroyed a lot of my relationships. I’m tougher now. I’m still suffering but I’m a benzo warrior. Not gonna let this kick my ass & do me in.

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 15 дней назад +2

      @@carriec9349 I was Cipro poisoned 22 years ago. It changed my personality permanently. I reached the point where I could not go to a restaurant or be in crowds or around many people. I lost many friends and business deals because of my mental state. The only thing that really benefited me was when I started to eat carnivore. It seems that sugars, seed oils, process food in carbohydrates, causing inflammation in my body and brain. I don’t know if this will help you or not. But of everything I’ve tried over the years and I’ve tried many things. This is the only thing that reduced my anxiety, headaches, and body pain to the point where I could function again. Keep fighting the fight and keep searching.

    • @astrahcat1212
      @astrahcat1212 15 дней назад +1

      Never give up and make a pact to NEVER stop trying

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 12 дней назад

      @@astrahcat1212 IF YOU DIE, THEY WIN. DON'T GIVE UP OR GO BACK. NO MATTER WHAT.

  • @melissaodonoghue7647
    @melissaodonoghue7647 17 дней назад +14

    I’m so sorry 😢 I have been there. I swear it gets better. I also went on HRT…saved my life!!!

    • @elldev33
      @elldev33 12 дней назад +3

      How long were you off of benzo when you started HRT? I just started at 2 years off. I’d love to know how it went for you.

  • @seandalton2580
    @seandalton2580 18 дней назад +24

    My taper took 18 months. It's a lot more complicated than that and there were many times i thought i would never get better but i just wanted to share that i did eventually recover and am doing well now. I don't mean to sound discouraging but even after I finished tapering it probably took another six months to a year until I felt i was going to be ok. I would strongly encourage getting your vitamin D3 level checked. They will tell you 28 is "normal" but if having sleep issues, depression or anxiety you should be shooting for 40-80. Best wishes to you. I also had to sort all this out on my own with Heather Ashton's withdrawal manual.

    • @annipsy2185
      @annipsy2185 11 дней назад +2

      28 is terrrible

    • @avarismimi
      @avarismimi День назад

      Did you get to a point where you took a small dose every 4 days ? When did you just stop altogether? Thank you

    • @avarismimi
      @avarismimi День назад

      So happy you got free 😊

  • @astrahcat1212
    @astrahcat1212 15 дней назад +10

    I understand completely what losing it all is like this, and it's REALLY bad when the medical industry completely abandons you

  • @palace927
    @palace927 17 дней назад +9

    My mother was a CCU nurse for 34 years that was addicted to valium for 20 of those years. She retired at 74 and was diagnosed with dementia when she was 79. I blame her addiction for the deterioration of her brain from valium. There was no family history of dementia in her family.

  • @gustsuz8587
    @gustsuz8587 19 дней назад +28

    omg. I am going through a very similar situation after 20 years on Xanax. I had my doctor tell me that I'm exaggerating my symptoms! I am 15 months out, and although I don't feel any better, I know I can do minimal tasks that I couldn't do a few months ago. Hang in there. You WILL heal. Godspeed.

    • @Mmcermes
      @Mmcermes 18 дней назад +3

      How did u taper? I'm stuck on 3mg day to just keep withdrawals at bay and my doctor suggested a switch to diazepam or clonazepam as they are long acting. If I knew what I know now I'd never ever took the first pill.

    • @Rocketman0407
      @Rocketman0407 18 дней назад

      @@Mmcermesimo switching to those longer acting ones will give you more stability. I dose Clonazepam one time every 24 hours and no ups and down in the mood that Xanax can do for some.

    • @gustsuz8587
      @gustsuz8587 18 дней назад

      @@Mmcermes My Dr. gave me five days to 'taper'. She had no idea what she was doing. If it has been a while, I wouldn't suggest going back to any meds because of other potential problems. From everything I have read, your body is working to recreate homeostasis, and believe it or not, we'll all get there if we give it enough time. I know everything feels awful, but there is healing, it is just tough to see it right now. I wouldn't have ever agreed to go on this had I known there were any risks. I was told many times over that it was safe and there was no risk of dependence. I only try to focus on getting through each day and not on the anger towards these ignorant doctors.

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 15 дней назад +1

      Keep going.

    • @dannied8885
      @dannied8885 13 дней назад

      ​@Mmcermes I'm in the same situation. My doctor switched me over to Clonazepam and put me in a tail spin. I went back on the Xanax 4mg a day. Idk what to do now so I'm looking into rehab centers at the moment because there is only one other option in my opinion

  • @mazymonroe8749
    @mazymonroe8749 18 дней назад +16

    So sorry for what you are going through Evelyn.
    Some of your symptoms sound very similar to my SSRI withdrawal, which I have been enduring for 2 years!.
    You are correct in describing it as a neurological damage.
    That is what these LEGAL meds do to us!😢😢

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 13 дней назад

      BRAIN DAMAGE BRAIN DAMAGE BRAIN DAMAGE

  • @Sp-mv5ki
    @Sp-mv5ki 19 дней назад +26

    Yep all 100% true, sleep disturbance becomes very significant first, with horrendous morning anxiety, self isolation increases not wanting to go meet friends, events etc..........Constant loop of negative thoughts is ongoing alongside physical symptoms of blurry vision, inability to relax probably been the highest on the list!! Self Compassion, very slow tapering ( I am only starting), and informing a few close family members/friends if possible definitely helps and knowing will improve over time.........Lots of friends lost along the way but forget about that where they ever really friends in the first place is how I view it!! I wish you the best in your journey and know that healing is a long process but it will happen.

    • @DebbieDwyer-cd5lh
      @DebbieDwyer-cd5lh 19 дней назад +1

      Sending you a virtual hug and the very best of everything x I can relate big time. It's so nice to know that there are people that understand the damage done by certain meds. I wouldn't wish it on a soul x
      Also wishing you a happy Christmas and a happy,healthy and loving New Year. ❤❤❤

    • @Rocketman0407
      @Rocketman0407 17 дней назад

      @@Sp-mv5ki morning anxiety is horrible. Just forcing oneself to do some light activities I found pretty much alleviated those adrenaline surges I felt in my body. Especially my feet It was as if I need to metabolize some adrenaline or something and walking sped that up.

  • @ajss0707
    @ajss0707 17 дней назад +11

    I am very sorry for all of your side effects from tapering. I am helping someone taper off of Klonopin and she has many of the same issues as you do and it is becoming very debilitating. I wish you the best of luck with your tapering and recovery.

  • @claireh.7605
    @claireh.7605 19 дней назад +13

    I work in a nursing home. People in their 80s and 90s do take Lorazepam regularly for years. It makes them shaky and nervous though. They get shaky when it comes for the next dose.
    I saw an elderly woman who was kind of brain fogged and cognitively declined and anxious and she did get injured by cipro and was on anti depressant which made her self centered and not interested in connecting normally.

  • @kevk741
    @kevk741 18 дней назад +16

    I had an entire second journey after stopping klonopin. Most of my worst symptoms erupted 4-12 months off. I didn’t even start pacing until 14-18 mths off. My worst symptoms were months 6-9. It was like trying to walk a tight rope across the Grand Canyon. Even if you gave me everything that I didn’t have, I would not be able to do that a second time. A tinnitus explosion was the first thing that told me something had gone very wrong. My inner akathisia erupted 8-12 weeks off.

    • @HoneyGemHeart
      @HoneyGemHeart 15 дней назад +1

      @@kevk741 no I definitely could not do it again either

    • @kevk741
      @kevk741 15 дней назад

      @@HoneyGemHeartif I’d known my own personal risks for tardive injury, I’d of never come all the way off, or I’d done it even more slowly. As it was, I started tapering in Mid 2017 and finished in May 2020. I tapered the opiate to a spec of dust. I took my eye off the benzo. I tapered from 2mg-1mg over a year. I quick tapered the last 0.75mg/day never things stuff like this could happen. I should note: I realized after my injury that I was carrying a level of akathisia & dystonia going into my last reinstatement. I would have never brought the benzo back had I known.

  • @michelekisly2535
    @michelekisly2535 18 дней назад +16

    And I have had all these symptoms...at various intensities and I cried frequently. In the beginning I used to think I could make a work appointment but when morning came I'd stare straight ahead at a closet and within minutes I was on the phone texting the client to cancel. No way could I even fake it. No familial or friend support. I used to love my work but was unable to be whomever I WAS --- SO DEMORALIZING.
    I know what real paranoia is but this was different. I physically and mentally CHANGED and not for the better. Again, I had all the same symptoms--- couldn't learn any NEW thing. Or so I thought : I was ONLY COMFORTABLE IN BED , watching RUclips my only family. Grief, fear and bitterness because my needs had changed...and no one cared. They didn't care to know about me.
    And I was a Public Figure !
    BUT I just finished a difficult move...and a year of Clinical Depression followed --- I couldn't believe I lived through Suicidality like I did. I still stay in bed till afternoon so I only deal with early evening which as they mentioned isn't as frightful. It takes forever to get dressed because I'm now very physically challenged...lost ability to walk normally and pain has to be treated. Horrific is right !
    I really could write a book but when I talk about my life after and during the injuries I realize I sound NARCISSISTIC...a woman alone, with no husband, son, brother or boyfriend behind her and who's mental and physical health is compromised becomes an easy target for judgement, abuse and harrassment. Again, I'm not clinically Paranoid, but care enough for us all to fight. I could only reinstate a low dose, and that was a fight. My old school MD is finally aware he's being watched and is self protective --- no remorse .

    • @sunnyadams5842
      @sunnyadams5842 16 дней назад +2

      I have the same terrible, haunting sense that I sound like a raging Narcissist when I describe, or really ponder, my situation, too!!😡
      Unlike the guest here, I am sure I am not an unaware mid-range Narcissist, and I have gotten WAY over the anger and resentment at losing my social/work/piblic life but I do worry about something kinda silly, maybe, but it feels weird ( exposed and scary) to contemplate running into a situation in which my character needs vouching for and I have no one in my corner! Like you have found, it is a jarring change for me too, as I was a very active, well-known, sought out therapist in the legal world in my area in southwestern New Mexico.. Going on to law school when the shit hit the fan. To Zero, due entirely to Narcissistic abuse...long story.... Of course, blah, blah, blah. And I was a mess in need of some Major overhaul. I melted down in a fairly public way....and the Smear Campaign was CLEVER!!
      Anyhoo- I wish I could find someone like you in my area to have, like, a bi-monthly coffee with...😂
      Happy New Year❤
      I

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 15 дней назад +2

      The reason she keeps talking about it is SHE IS FIGHTING TO SURVIVE.

    • @michelekisly2535
      @michelekisly2535 15 дней назад +2

      @incognito595 TRAUMATIZED

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 12 дней назад +1

      @@michelekisly2535 YOU ARE NOT ALONE. I SAY SUE THEM ALL. ACTUALLY, EVERYONE WISHES THAT THEY COULD DO THAT. THEY HAVE MADE THAT VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. FILE COMPLAINTS WITH YOUR STATE BOARD OF MEDICINE, THE DEA, THE FDA, THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, ETC.

  • @evelynthorne8847
    @evelynthorne8847 18 дней назад +51

    UPDATE SINCE THE INTERVIEW I STOPPED THE PHEN I HAVE GONE BACK ON 20 mg of valium. I’m 67 it all about quality of life. I will never taper again. Im am symptom free now. Back to trying to get my life back. Its been hard i feel like i lost so much thru this. Im in cbt therapy now. This taper gave me ptsd it traumatized me. Thanks for all the support.

    • @Lolipop59
      @Lolipop59 18 дней назад +5

      Hi Evelyn. I am sorry to here how much you have suffered ..So , are you back on valium 20 mg per day or per dose ? Thank you very much . 🤗

    • @sihamelha6797
      @sihamelha6797 18 дней назад +4

      Hi Evelyn, God bless you, don't ever give up It Will get better❤ you are not alone

    • @jamesrob8552
      @jamesrob8552 18 дней назад +5

      Im so glad you are symptom free. It’s your life and you got to make the best decision for you.

    • @Rocketman0407
      @Rocketman0407 18 дней назад +10

      No shame in staying on them if it gives you a better quality of life.

    • @paindepices6793
      @paindepices6793 18 дней назад +2

      I am so sorry to hear that Evelyn but it Is a good choice. You're right, quality of.life matters a lot. Sending you hugs and.wishing you peace and hope you feel safe again soon.❤❤❤

  • @canoegirl6335
    @canoegirl6335 14 дней назад +3

    I’ve tapered to .5 Lora from 2.5. Started in April -started weaning in August of this year 2024.
    Was put on Prozac in July for my anxiety disorder stemming from facial pain that suddenly appeared.
    I’ve got the worst anxiety still.. every morning… adrenaline rush, illogical fear, gut churning anxiety which tends to slow down mid to late afternoon.
    I see therapists and no one can help me out with the physical symptoms of anxiety.

  • @penelopehill9710
    @penelopehill9710 19 дней назад +7

    Appreciate this story for courageous determination to manage and recover from drug injury.
    Truly

  • @Jamesdtrepanier
    @Jamesdtrepanier 19 дней назад +10

    I went thru the same thing. 8 Yrs on Klonopin (0.5 mg) taken as needed for 8 yrs. I went sent into severe withdrawal after 1 capsule of Antibiotic in Mexico to treat a parasite. It's been 6 yrs since my last dose (nov 2018) and i'm still unwell.

  • @trapped-ion
    @trapped-ion День назад

    I had a friend who turned vegetarian (we lost contact but he's alive) and he ALMOST convinced me back then (~15 years ago) after he, himself, said he had "SEEN" the light and converted to become vegetarian. He said he wasn't no longer hearing his heart beating in the left ear, was sleping better, etc.
    I promised him I was going to do the same. You know the "newly recruited disciple" beaming with excitement. You know the joy of finally "found the light". All my weight problems, no more hearing of the boom-boom sound of the heart in the earat night, tasty fruits, ethical issues, healthy and peace loving citizen, etc. The confluence of all my problems would finally be solved.
    Of course , all such grandiose expectations were short lived. It wasn't because of lack of motivation, but mostly constant hunger all the time and the accompanying "solution" (i.e eating some more).
    I think you have all concluded the deck of cards collapsed 😂.
    Now, I'm fully carnivore for a while now, I lost 40kg, am sleeping better, nomore boom boom in the left ear, morning fasting sugar levels averraging 4.8, etc.
    I'm not slating those who choose the V lifestyle, but for me what has worked is going carnivore and happy for it!

  • @blairlazarus772
    @blairlazarus772 16 дней назад +7

    Im 35 and have been going theough this for over 5 years and am a very severe case. I am now bedridden with disabling mental symptoms. This is beyond inhumane. I cant leave my house and barely leave the bed its complete torture..this is my third taper and dont know how to keep doing this when it will take years to heal and im still not off

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 15 дней назад +1

      @@blairlazarus772 my heart goes out to you.
      I sat on the edge of my bed crying for years wanting to kill myself. Please keep trying.
      This may sound strange but going carnivore got me out of bed and back to living . I am not perfect but I can now participate in life and don’t have a headache every day or arthritis. They’ve gone away completely. I’m still weaker than the average person, but I’m working on it. Seems to me that sugars carbohydrates vegetable oils and grains cause inflammation in my body and brain. If I don’t put these things in my body, I’m much better off. I hope and pray for you keep trying.

    • @annipsy2185
      @annipsy2185 11 дней назад

      i hope this is not insensitive to ask but....what if you go back on the drug?

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 11 дней назад

      @ that is a great question, many people go back on , then begin a taper.
      It is a very individual thing.

    • @annipsy2185
      @annipsy2185 9 дней назад

      ​@@bruceyoung565cause i feel like if its taken 5 years then your already sorta ruining your life maybe even more than when you were on the drug? 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @MichaelJLink
    @MichaelJLink 19 дней назад +26

    My engineering career is gone. Not sure what I'll do next.

  • @CC12398
    @CC12398 16 дней назад +2

    Staying off the groups after you investigate a bit, is solid advice.
    I also feel like a long taper prevents the brain from being able to heal.
    It does het better.

  • @Jen-c6u
    @Jen-c6u 17 дней назад +5

    Hi dr. Joseph. Im finally getting referred to UNMH Neurology. Yay. Ive been recognized.2.4 yrs into benzo withdrawal. It's been hell. Was on benzos for 35 years.

  • @Lblblb71
    @Lblblb71 16 дней назад +5

    The groups are what gave me the support to get through because those that don’t go through it are clueless to the symptoms. It took me years to recover to the point I could cook walk . Take a bath without my heart rate being 140 . So many relationships fail going through this damage and it just ones down to you have to take care of your self and protect yourself first .

  • @potatochalbro
    @potatochalbro 18 дней назад +7

    Good luck Evelyn! You'll get there. Please know that you'll be okay and you'll function again, even if it takes a couple of years! ❤ I've never been on benzos but I have PTSD since being 22 years, I'm 33 now and I know all about neurological injury that's incredibly difficult to heal. I haven't had sex for 11 years.

    • @sunnyadams5842
      @sunnyadams5842 16 дней назад

      Do you even want to?? I realized you don't need a partner to have a healthy level of pleasure in our lives. 😊 No addictive issues Just good clean fun without complications 🤣😘

  • @indigobunting2431
    @indigobunting2431 19 дней назад +15

    I was already in bad shape but antibiotics after a dog bite made me have symptoms just like this woman. Years now.

    • @bobbellendovich6825
      @bobbellendovich6825 18 дней назад +4

      YES!!!! Antibiotics for elevated White blood cells from a leg wound made me hallucinate, and took MONTHS to recover from. Brain fog for 4 months.

  • @staceyloeffler6795
    @staceyloeffler6795 17 дней назад +5

    Gabapentin has helped lessen the withdrawl symptoms for me, although it doesnt take away the benxo wdrawl sx completly. The aleepless nights are the worst!

    • @kevk741
      @kevk741 16 дней назад

      Watch adding anything while destabilized in withdrawal. “Withdrawal” is brain change = brain injury being uncovered. If you add an akathisia causing drug in that moment, you might be masking & aggravating it. I brought in klonopin to help taper an opiate. Same idea. Detox centers are notorious for doing this. Adding gabapentin or something they deem “lesser of evils” but adding something like Prozac can be worse than anything.

  • @Mnichols374
    @Mnichols374 19 дней назад +18

    14 months off and im worse then i have ever been i know theres way worse people then ive seen on your channel. Does this get better? Can it get worse before better? Im terrified. I don't see people with half of there head in pain and numb and completely out of your mind all day i just want to survive this.😢

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад

      Lower your inflammation levels with benign substances, tudca, carnosic acid, niclosamide, ebastine, famciclovir, you gotta do enough to lower enough T cells immune responses and neurotoxicity,
      Focus your studies regarding improovenents autoimmune encephalitis and remyelination, edaravone is also a good molecule that you find online

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад

      RUclips removing the reply
      Lower your immune response and neuroinflammation/neurotoxicity with benign stuff, niclosamide, TUDCA, carnosic acid, edaravone also a good substance that you find online
      Focus your studies on auto-imune encephalitis and remyelination

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад

      Tried to reply but yt is removing, post this on anti psychiatry subreddit, will give you an insight, 4 years off and nerves damages here

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад

      Ridículous, yt is censoring, reach out over the red robot app, anti psy community

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад +1

      Yt censored the reply

  • @robertpagen2770
    @robertpagen2770 19 дней назад +11

    Twenty years ago I was prescribed some Cipro. Cipro was brutal. Thought I would die

  • @Guitar_Player2024
    @Guitar_Player2024 18 дней назад +8

    I hope Evelyn will post an update soon with the newest development in her story.

    • @evelynthorne8847
      @evelynthorne8847 18 дней назад +7

      I did tu

    • @girlygirl1890
      @girlygirl1890 17 дней назад +4

      @Guitar She did. She posted a comment to let everyone know how she is doing now. I am wishing her well and hope she continues to live a normal life. She deserves it.

  • @kevk741
    @kevk741 18 дней назад +10

    PS: You have to talk about this. If you have akathisia or serious protracted injuries, you need to talk about it. It’s that severe. I know what it must look like. She is not obsessing. You need that constant validation when you are having the crap beat out of you. It’s that scary that you need someone every 15 minutes for years. That’s what it takes to survive.

  • @juliehatton1961
    @juliehatton1961 19 дней назад +6

    Good job Evelyn! Love you 💓

  • @markpatrick5246
    @markpatrick5246 19 дней назад +14

    So if you have severe crippling anxiety where nothing else works and you lose conciousbess w panic and get seriously hurt , what does one do to live a normal life

    • @robinplante9560
      @robinplante9560 18 дней назад +7

      Exactly. I had no choice but to go on these meds. The panic and anxiety was too much.

    • @blairlazarus772
      @blairlazarus772 16 дней назад

      @@robinplante9560is yoir panic better

    • @blairlazarus772
      @blairlazarus772 16 дней назад

      I have severe crippling panic disorder with severe dpdr and nothing is helping anymore its so inhumane

  • @briannalee174
    @briannalee174 19 дней назад +21

    Hearing her husband's perspective was heartbreaking. I don't want to know my family's perspective.

    • @lindsaygraham9115
      @lindsaygraham9115 19 дней назад +16

      My family was mean to me and I don’t let them know anything about any of my health issues!! My husband is extremely kind and supportive. If her husband had any clue of the hell she was going through he would not be so callous. I wish people could spend a few days in our shoes to see what it’s like… not sure they’d make it though.

    • @Hope_is_Love
      @Hope_is_Love 18 дней назад +3

      My last living grandparent told me in February since I can't be medically fixed there's no point in trying to have a relationship with me because it's difficult. I have the top two chronic pain conditions just under terminally ill cancer from brain surgery and a failed back procedure. I actually fantasize that I would have gotten cancer so I could have died. This has been so much harder without any support from my blood

    • @lindsaygraham9115
      @lindsaygraham9115 18 дней назад +1

      @ that breaks my heart! My prayers are with you! ❤️🙏🏻

    • @briannalee174
      @briannalee174 18 дней назад +3

      ​@@Hope_is_Love I'm so sorry

    • @incognito595
      @incognito595 15 дней назад +2

      If you supposedly Love someone, YOU DO NOT RIDICULE AND CRITICIZE THEIR STRUGGLE AND SUFFERING. HE DOES NOT LOVE HER. SHE SHOULD DITCH HIM.

  • @sombradevenecia3665
    @sombradevenecia3665 19 дней назад +3

    thank you all so much

  • @OfficialArtistChannelCeeChellz
    @OfficialArtistChannelCeeChellz 18 дней назад +4

    I just got off valium 3 weeks ago had the tinnitus the pins and needles a few times i can sleep again but the dreams are so weird and i wake up sweating as well the diarrhea has gone on the whole time kind of wondering when that will stop.

  • @viviyumslemon
    @viviyumslemon 17 дней назад +5

    It's crazy how similar this sounds to my experience as an autistic person on a bad day

  • @lonnievisch6009
    @lonnievisch6009 19 дней назад +7

    Soo sorry for you!! Terrible terrible. And then the awful morning stuff. But you Will heal. Just hold on. When You find yourself in hell just keep walking. You are not alone!!❤

    • @girlygirl1890
      @girlygirl1890 17 дней назад +3

      @lonnie Wow. Your comment is awesome. "When you find yourself in hell, keep walking...You're great. Thank you for saying that. It's true.

  • @alittleofthisandthat8003
    @alittleofthisandthat8003 9 дней назад

    Thank you for sharing.

  • @johnsukhdeo8369
    @johnsukhdeo8369 18 дней назад +3

    Is there another way to treat catatonia other than Benzo's and ECT?

  • @HokanaMatata
    @HokanaMatata 19 дней назад +8

    Why did you lose the doctor validation here on your youtube channel?

    • @BarronBarca
      @BarronBarca 18 дней назад +6

      Because he’s not biased and pro big pharma that’s why. Let’s be real you better be pro big pharma or else.

    • @HokanaMatata
      @HokanaMatata 15 дней назад

      @ Could be. He could also be a fake like other ”doctors” on youtube. I lost respect for this guy when he started talking about that the keto diet is the cure to anything.

    • @pinkdostoyevsky
      @pinkdostoyevsky 11 дней назад

      @HokanaMatataDiet has proven PROVEN SCIENTIFICALLY to reverse all types of syndromes and diseases so what are you talking about?! Please read something!!

  • @McStorch0
    @McStorch0 14 дней назад +3

    Dr Josef, you should know that ALOT of us don’t take any other meds and never reinstate. There is actually a very large contingent of us that get off the meds (ct and taper) and just wait it out through all the inhuman torture. Seems like you only see one side of the story.

  • @nicksterp2805
    @nicksterp2805 18 дней назад +4

    JC, 20 years. What kind of responsible Dr prescribes that for 20 years!!

    • @materiais10
      @materiais10 17 дней назад +1

      @@nicksterp2805 most of them

    • @nyx3967
      @nyx3967 16 дней назад +3

      Responsible doctors are rare.

  • @bruceyoung565
    @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +5

    What can we do if we are damaged by Cipro. I have been hurting for more than 20 years. Each year I keep trying but nothing works.

    • @mattkolb3626
      @mattkolb3626 19 дней назад +1

      Do you have neuropathy

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +1

      @ yes

    • @julieowen5874
      @julieowen5874 18 дней назад +1

      Omg. I am so sorry...

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 15 дней назад

      @@julieowen5874 I have been doing Nad+ intravenous treatments. It has helped quite a bit. I can walk further than before and much less pain driving or sleeping.
      It is very expensive.
      I am switching to giving myself nad + subcutaneous shots next week.
      I am open to trying anything else if someone has a suggestion.

  • @PlatinumLemur
    @PlatinumLemur 16 дней назад +1

    14 months are so short abd so long all at the same time. I'm not even talking about drugs or prescriptions but just in the context of getting your life "together" in the sense of health and training. (at my age) When you learn a new skill, 14 months in the context of 55 years old are obsessive for me, from the outside what it looks like to others vs how implementation of your new skills feel .. if I went backwards and quit the path I've been on for 2 and a half years and decided, my goals for improving my life weren't worth it, I'd be saying no to the gifts I gave myself, my health and getting over spinal stenosis symptoms... To just give up would be wrong. I'm never going to be 100% healthy, there's always going to be a weakness..and my skating has help improve my liife in spite of the issues.
    I'm doing things relatively drug free BECAUSE of skating.. when my sciatic nerve becomes inflamed occasionally I take one anti inflammatory medication, once.. but diet and exercise should never be underestimated. Take care everyone, continue to get better!⭐✨ Merry Christmas and a happy New year.

  • @ThomasEarly-e7t
    @ThomasEarly-e7t 19 дней назад +3

    Hi doctor hope you have a nice Christmas... start with something good for a change 😆.. sorry..my question is i know you need to weam slowly from the benzo but I've heard a couple of other rehab doctors say to cut it to 50% then taper..... is this true .. is something you would do im in tolerance withdrawals from xanax and switching over to clonazapam.. /interdose withdrawals/... so should I bring this up with my medical officer as she says once I get use to the change over to clonazapam I will taper at 2% a month.

    • @Lolipop59
      @Lolipop59 18 дней назад +2

      Are you changing completely on clonazepam ? ? How much Xanax did you take before and how much Clonazepam did they give you for now ? Trying to learn what other doctors are doing and I would appreciate your answer. Thank you.

    • @ThomasEarly-e7t
      @ThomasEarly-e7t 17 дней назад

      @Lolipop59 im gona be on 2mg of clonazapam 3 times a day.. I use to take three 2mg xanax bars 3 times a day.... been on the bennzos for 10 years now but there tealy starting to effect and hurt me.

  • @michaelzastenchik2881
    @michaelzastenchik2881 18 дней назад +4

    I take this once a month if I need it. I have not had problems for some reason

    • @bobbellendovich6825
      @bobbellendovich6825 18 дней назад

      With RESPONSIBLE and MODERATE use, you won't have these issues. Most testimonials on this channel are folks like this overweight lady, they mindlessly-overindulged, and blame everything, but themselves, for their personal demons. 3 days on MAXIMUM, then take 3 days off, or longer. Your body will NOT get addicted if you regularly abstain, and practice proper diet and exercise. This lady is a walking, talking "victim".

    • @MrPeterISABELLA
      @MrPeterISABELLA 17 дней назад +1

      U will not doing it like this. BIND occurs if u take the benzodiazepine every day for 4 months....

  • @louisgeen765
    @louisgeen765 19 дней назад +6

    So is there really nothing to help with benzo withdrawal? Like literely nothing??

    • @lesliedefilippis2150
      @lesliedefilippis2150 18 дней назад +6

      Basically NO. I have/ am going through it for 5 years now. I am 73 years old. And it is very discouraging. I wonder if I will live long enough to get relief

    • @Q1776Q
      @Q1776Q 18 дней назад +5

      Correct nothing but..T I M E

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад +3

      Autoimmune encephalitis and hyperexcitability, oxidative overload, t cells immune response, that's the topics you should Focus on

    • @louisgeen765
      @louisgeen765 18 дней назад

      @@mobilezeronine2866 did that help you?

    • @materiais10
      @materiais10 17 дней назад

      @@louisgeen765 yes, thats the problem. Every other condition has some kind of help.

  • @justmadeit2
    @justmadeit2 День назад

    Honestly if a person had no support and was suffering from depression too then having withdrawals like this would send a person to a psych ward, it would be extra hell

  • @andressoriano447
    @andressoriano447 3 дня назад

    I wish it’s easy to stay of meds. I have said no to ssri for 24 years despite anxiety and panic. Though I take valiums as needed. Recently I have been taking Valium maybe 4 times a week because I really need sleep because I workout daily and I just want to have a decent sleep. But if it were up to me I will stay off it.

    • @justmadeit2
      @justmadeit2 День назад

      Do you know what’s causing your sleep problems? I also struggle with sleep and it’s horrible

  • @bruceyoung565
    @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +6

    Cipro ruined my life for years and still affects my life everyday.

    • @lindsaygraham9115
      @lindsaygraham9115 19 дней назад +2

      I was on Xanax for ptsd and took cipro for a UTI on top of it. I suffered several neurological injuries. My mind is broken and I’m disabled from it.

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +7

      @ One of the few things that has helped me was going full carnivore.
      I tried keto for 5 years and it helped my migraine headaches, arthritis, and some of my stomach issues. It really didn’t help for the anxiety, the depression and the desire to get off the planet. When I went full carnivore six years ago, I stopped having migraine headaches. My arthritis is almost gone and I no longer have stomach issues. I still am battling anxiety and depression, but it’s manageable. I’m able to somewhat interact with other people on a limited basis. I’m trying to find someone who’s recovered from Cipro and what did they do?
      I hope you do not give up, try eating carnivore, it will stop a lot of inflammation in your body and brain. This might get you back on your feet .

    • @lindsaygraham9115
      @lindsaygraham9115 19 дней назад +1

      @ I may go carnivore and see what happens. I have damage from Cipro and Xanax. 😢

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +4

      @ It has really helped me back to living life. I still have nerve pain and some anxiety, but at a very livable level

    • @bruceyoung565
      @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +4

      @ The good part I never go hungry. You might lose too much weight at first. The fat in eating carnivore will keep you satisfied and in about 1 month lose most of your cravings .

  • @rebeccaizzmeeFemm1
    @rebeccaizzmeeFemm1 19 дней назад +4

    Ty!

  • @cebruthius
    @cebruthius 18 дней назад +3

    I really wonder how these people (with the reported sleep issues) show up on a sleep study. High CAP index? Alpha-delta sleep? Lowered arousal threshold wrt. breathing resistance?

    • @naomimara3340
      @naomimara3340 18 дней назад +1

      That's what I wonder, too.
      I have a sleep study in 2 months, and Im worried if my anxiety and hipervigilance from benzo withdrawal will make me unable to sleep or even somehow make results false negative. 😔

    • @cebruthius
      @cebruthius 18 дней назад

      @@naomimara3340 I know all about false negatives, I have UARS.

  • @fionamainey7686
    @fionamainey7686 17 дней назад +2

    I reduced my HRT from 2mg per day back down to 1mg which resulted in crippling anxiety. Due to drop in hormones hence I have been put onto a different HRT. One that won't result in breast soreness.

    • @fionamainey7686
      @fionamainey7686 17 дней назад +1

      P.s. GP says anxiety is a common symptom for women in peri menopause or menopause. So is tinnitus.

  • @MrDannyLaRusso
    @MrDannyLaRusso 18 дней назад +14

    NO ONE understands the TORTURE us with benzodiazepine damage have gone thru....
    Literally felt like i was in HELL
    10 years later, im still not normal but i am a lot better..

    • @MrPeterISABELLA
      @MrPeterISABELLA 17 дней назад +2

      Holy shit....how long were you on your benzodiazepine for?

    • @MrDannyLaRusso
      @MrDannyLaRusso 17 дней назад +1

      @MrPeterISABELLA about 8 months 3 times a week

    • @MrDannyLaRusso
      @MrDannyLaRusso 17 дней назад +1

      @@MrPeterISABELLA 8 months

    • @MrPeterISABELLA
      @MrPeterISABELLA 17 дней назад

      @@MrDannyLaRusso what benzo was it.
      Your comment makes it that people never heal. The damage is permanent. 10 years and not back to healed. Is permanent.

  • @robynaxelson8855
    @robynaxelson8855 18 дней назад +2

    What is Citroen?

  • @carolinereynolds3238
    @carolinereynolds3238 16 дней назад +1

    Mind scrambled; yes. 😢

  • @giglaberozashvili9726
    @giglaberozashvili9726 18 дней назад +1

    მე ვსვავ ვალიუმს არაყოველდღე. არასტაბილურად.ხან 10 მგ.ხან 20 მგ.ხან 40 მგ.ისე რომ თვეში 30 აბი 10 მილიგრამიანი ვალიუმი მესაჭიროება.დაკლებას ვახერხებ 2 კვირით 0,5 მგ.მდე მაგრამ მერე ვეღაე უძლებ.ესეიგი ჩემი საჭირო დოზა 10 მგ.დღეში ? როგორ ანგარიშდება ?

  • @parmenides2576
    @parmenides2576 18 дней назад +2

    Does this guy ever give recommendations on what to do for anxiety instead of drugs? I am convinced the drugs are terrible, but we still need a solution

    • @giglaberozashvili9726
      @giglaberozashvili9726 18 дней назад +1

      მეც მაინტერესბს.👍

    • @carolkopp7642
      @carolkopp7642 17 дней назад +1

      I watched one of his recent videos where he talked about diet. Not sure which one it was but it's shouldn't be too hard to find. Worth a listen!

  • @aprilhassell1747
    @aprilhassell1747 16 дней назад +1

    Did she go up doses over the years she was on it? It is true if you go back on its never the same and side effects show up.

  • @janetnash8588
    @janetnash8588 3 дня назад

    This is EXACTLY what happened to me for the crime of seeking counseling after being raped. It completely destroyed what was left of my life. The prescribers should spend life behind bars for murder because I am now the walking dead.

  • @AlexM-jd2ro
    @AlexM-jd2ro 17 дней назад +2

    Could it be that Cipro affected your kidneys causing AKI kidney injury, it is well known that antibiotics harm kidneys..But, in combination with benzos, it is an explosive mixture..My other question - why would doctor keep prescribing you Valium for 20 years? If I am right, it started as a pain control after surgery, but what about the rest of the time? It seems to me like an example of gross medical negligence, if not malpractice. Did you try to sue them ?

  • @sugansugan56
    @sugansugan56 16 дней назад

    Would high fat high protein diet help?

  • @lululove6175
    @lululove6175 12 дней назад +1

    How much do you have to pay to work with Nicole??

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 15 дней назад +2

    REPORT THEM TO THE STATE MEDICAL BOARD AND THE DEA.

  • @mattkolb3626
    @mattkolb3626 19 дней назад +2

    What can i do for neuropathy

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 18 дней назад

      Trying to reach out but without sucess, reach out over r.e.d.d.i.t, anti psy community

    • @mobilezeronine2866
      @mobilezeronine2866 17 дней назад +1

      Reddit, anti psy, ask there, censoring here

    • @MrPeterISABELLA
      @MrPeterISABELLA 17 дней назад +2

      I had severe neuropathy with lorazapam withdrawal..
      ..
      I took Metagenics products for neuropathy and it went away. I never had neuropathy in my life until lorazapam withdrawal. It went away.

  • @AlbaLynxQueen
    @AlbaLynxQueen 19 дней назад +18

    Wow. The husband is very insensitive 😂

    • @Lola_Roboto
      @Lola_Roboto 19 дней назад +11

      Extremely

    • @lindsaygraham9115
      @lindsaygraham9115 19 дней назад +7

      He’s terrible! I wish he could spend a few days in her shoes. Thanking God for my loving and supportive husband!

    • @AlbaLynxQueen
      @AlbaLynxQueen 19 дней назад +10

      Yes. He just has no idea about her suffering and that she can't control it, she can't reduce the symptoms no matter what she does. It really makes me appreciate my husband more. He listens to me patiently every day. Thank God.

    • @recynd77
      @recynd77 19 дней назад +12

      I’ve been on both sides. Being the caregiver is somehow even worse.
      Give the man some grace.

    • @carolynw45
      @carolynw45 19 дней назад

      @@recynd77
      Totally poor bugger needs a break, he’s a victim of her addiction!
      He needs group support too! maybe narcotics anonymous!
      He’s listening to her stuff 24/7 and has nowhere to go😢

  • @korenna123
    @korenna123 17 дней назад +7

    What an unsympathetic husband but very typical of the majority of friends and families

  • @MOAB-UT
    @MOAB-UT 19 дней назад +58

    Say NO to all drugs.

    • @Snowflake1374
      @Snowflake1374 19 дней назад +20

      I started SSRI 16 years ago. Deeply regret it.

    • @ritamead6318
      @ritamead6318 19 дней назад +12

      Most drugs are short term gain with a long term disaster!!

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 19 дней назад

      @@ritamead6318 yes

    • @TAG-1984
      @TAG-1984 18 дней назад

      I would like to warn people about abilify. Only used a small dose (2.5mg) for 2 months, quit because of chronic dizziness and neurological problems, (neurological burnout?) i never experienced before with any other drug. Constant terror and anxiety(attacks) with balance problems. 4 months after quiting it. And the psychiatrist could have easily advised me to try a natural method since there is alot of risk involved with this s*it. But as we know ‘natural’ and ‘risk’ are not words they often use..

    • @TAG-1984
      @TAG-1984 18 дней назад +6

      I’m a complete anxiety/panic wreck, with chronic dizziness/balance problems, neurological problems thanks to Abilify. Took it for 2 months, and only 2.5mg.

  • @wehz0r
    @wehz0r 19 дней назад +7

    People usually like to drink coffee in the morning which is liquid acute stress. more often the not people have two cups of coffee by 10 a.m..... by the time five o'clock rolls around levels of caffeine have significantly dropped for the vast majority of people. This may be why symptoms improved by five o'clock and start in the morning. Caffeine has devastating effects on mental health and you only realize it after you quit for a month or two

    • @devonmahdi8067
      @devonmahdi8067 18 дней назад +1

      Did it help you when you quit?

    • @wehz0r
      @wehz0r 17 дней назад +1

      @devonmahdi8067 I don't have the condition but wow, what a difference mentally. Things seem a lot less exciting and intense now and my mood has leveled out. I used to get into very stressful situations including fights with people on a regular basis and all that disappeared when the caffeine went. I even had a guy flip me off and charge at me and I just looked at him with disappointment instead of the usually heart pounding fight or flight response. My screaming kids don't bother me much any more and when my wife wants a fight, I'm level headed with no stress... Caffeine is liquid acute stress. Give it a try for 6 weeks and see what happens

    • @wehz0r
      @wehz0r 17 дней назад

      @devonmahdi8067 I was 2-3 cups of acute stress for more than a decade and coming out on the other side of it, I have a whole new perception of life and myself

  • @kassi4837
    @kassi4837 19 дней назад +6

    Sounds like a cipro injury and a withdrawal injury.

  • @rhiannaloft3158
    @rhiannaloft3158 17 дней назад

    16:31 this is me 😢

  • @Christina-t1b
    @Christina-t1b 13 дней назад +1

    That's too much of a coincidence...The part about staying in the recliner 24/7 - including sleeping there! And the tinnitus and burning feet PLUS the morning low blood sugar and dehydration delirium!

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 15 дней назад +3

    If you love someone, you don't criticize their suffering!

  • @dianecleary1054
    @dianecleary1054 19 дней назад +4

    I didn't know is a rediculous attitude . I am bipolar and am always doing research . Every thing can be found on you tube or google . You have to fight for your life ie your health . Never hand your body over to medics with out double checking every thing . If your so ill that you can't well just pray .

  • @giglaberozashvili9726
    @giglaberozashvili9726 17 дней назад

    ამდენი გაუთავებელი ბენზო ისტორიების მოყოლა რას ემსახურება ? გამოსავალი რა არის როგორ დავაღწიოთ ნარკოტიკს თავი ? სისტემას ზომბი რობოტები უნდა.

  • @Jewell55737
    @Jewell55737 18 дней назад +2

    Can't even form a thought let alone put 2 thoughts together for many many months

  • @AsukaSoryu-yk4lr
    @AsukaSoryu-yk4lr 17 дней назад +1

    I think the slow taper is necessary,there is no need to say no to all the drugs….but somehow,everyone forgot that the importance of slow taper,every official medical guidance doesn’t mention this.This is the main source of so many agony.

    • @AsukaSoryu-yk4lr
      @AsukaSoryu-yk4lr 17 дней назад

      Maybe people who been prescribes benzos have already been seen as “insane””mental illness patients” by the society,when they gone through withdrawal symptoms,I guess even themselves will believe that “I’m insane,it’s my original symptoms”.

    • @AsukaSoryu-yk4lr
      @AsukaSoryu-yk4lr 17 дней назад

      Then,they will accept many mental illness diagnosis,or go to detoxification facilities submissively.

  • @debbiewatermelon
    @debbiewatermelon 18 дней назад

    The mornings have to do with fasting and detoxing, while daytime you are eating preventing detox transitioning. start juicing in the am. fruit will desolve poisons.

    • @MrPeterISABELLA
      @MrPeterISABELLA 17 дней назад

      This is the most delusional statement......ppl with Benzodiazepines Brain injury have brain damage
      ..
      A juice does not help. Lol....I am currently coming out of it. I am a degree naturopath. Telling someone to have a juice and it'll heal a brain injury is like throwing shit in these ppls face.
      This is the most horrific thing anyone cam go threw

    • @deeprollingriver52
      @deeprollingriver52 16 дней назад +1

      No.

  • @jespermaintz8993
    @jespermaintz8993 18 дней назад +7

    So basically "How Cipro Destroyed A Top Realtor's Career" - along with a stupid doctor. That woman should never have tapered benzo's.

  • @deeprollingriver52
    @deeprollingriver52 17 дней назад +3

    She’s on her husband’s last nerve. Their marriage is in big trouble

  • @laurynrose1111
    @laurynrose1111 18 дней назад +3

    We need to hold big Pharma Responsible

  • @neurohacking_xyz
    @neurohacking_xyz 19 дней назад +6

    Not like, it is brain damage.

  • @dindin1960
    @dindin1960 14 дней назад +1

    SO SO get what Evelyn is describing. These medications are HELL!

  • @sterneis1
    @sterneis1 19 дней назад +3

    the fcku is, you almost dont feel valium, it just makes you a bit calmer and plus its described by a doctor. not a scachy dealer at the corner. than you get off and you realize oh sht oh sht oh sht.

  • @Chrisw2226
    @Chrisw2226 17 дней назад

  • @cyndijoylee
    @cyndijoylee 18 дней назад +1

    I am so sorry this is happening to you.
    Methylene Blue ma be helpful?

  • @Dobermanmomma
    @Dobermanmomma 16 дней назад

    5 or 6 martinis and valium a day sounds like an addiction problem.

    • @karliann1
      @karliann1 11 дней назад

      She said herself she's seeing an addiction doctor. Also I didn't hear her say that daily she was drinking that much. They were talking about party situations

  • @bruceyoung565
    @bruceyoung565 19 дней назад +5

    I would bet it was mostly Cipro damage

  • @LindaLord-nr9pr
    @LindaLord-nr9pr 17 дней назад +2

    Is that brain fog ? Also , was it the meds or the jab ? Valium has been used for decades .

    • @cyndigooch1162
      @cyndigooch1162 13 дней назад +1

      That's exactly right and valium has been causing huge issues for decades as well, hence why psychiatrists and doctors don't prescribe it as much as they used to. 😥

  • @davidevans8691
    @davidevans8691 18 дней назад +3

    Jay's had enough

  • @materiais10
    @materiais10 14 дней назад

    Only mild stuff everyone knows about. One benzo dose i took after finishing a symptom free slow taper triggered severe disabling withdrawl going on for a year now, i'm unrecognizable and lost everything.
    These so called med damage wise doctors are clueless about this possibility and these interviews are only about common mild Issues where people can give interviews and talk and walk normally.

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 15 дней назад +2

    BRAIN DAMAGE WILL DO THAT.

  • @sugansugan56
    @sugansugan56 16 дней назад

    Cipro made me depressed

  • @mattkolb3626
    @mattkolb3626 19 дней назад +3

    Im way worse in the mornings.

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 15 дней назад

    DON'T YOU MEAN, DR. JOSEF, "A BATTLE TO JUST STAY ALIVE?" QUITE LITERALLY?

  • @MrPeterISABELLA
    @MrPeterISABELLA 17 дней назад

    Do people ever heal and go back to normal?......do they ever actually heal.? Or is it a permanent brain injury?

  • @Travluminatii
    @Travluminatii 19 дней назад +11

    Stop Benzo shaming

    • @AlbaLynxQueen
      @AlbaLynxQueen 19 дней назад +19

      Stop defending these poisons

    • @mariopedroza5289
      @mariopedroza5289 19 дней назад +12

      I don't think is being shamed enough, in most cases is basically poison to your body

    • @seven430
      @seven430 19 дней назад +24

      They RUINED my life and I'm only 40. It's poison. WAKE UP

    • @chas1819
      @chas1819 19 дней назад +10

      These medication destroy life’s….

    • @Lolipop59
      @Lolipop59 18 дней назад

      How many years did you take it and what dose ? Thank you very much ​@@seven430

  • @julieowen5874
    @julieowen5874 18 дней назад +1

    Sounds like everyone needs to stop taking antibiotics...

  • @germanshepherdmom1143
    @germanshepherdmom1143 18 дней назад

    So what happened ? Did she take too much ?